Creative artists should always be given the freedom to express their own ideas (in words, pictures, music or film) in whichever way they wish. There should be no government restrictions on what they do. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Many
ideas
, which have been creative by
artists
, must have the freedom for presenting to a community in any way
such
as words, pictures, music or movie.
Moreover
, a
government
should
control
with an equal standard. In my opinion, I completely agree about
this
idea
however
the idea should be illustrated with reality without
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news
. After the revolution of Thailand in 2015, they have not been changed in a
government
with
control
by the prime minister who has been the same in 7 years ago.
this
is not a normal situation in Thailand
thus
many
artists
, who disagree about
this
revolution, are protesting in different ways,
for instance
, some
artists
comment about the
government
on the social network after that they will have blocked by the
government
, some
artists
find the way to illustrate by pictures, music or film these making people access to the
news
, which
government
restrict it, easily.
Finally
, these
ideas
that I mentioned
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have been concealed by the
government
.
On the other hand
, some
artists
saw a benefit of globalization which can let people
to
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easy accessing by spreading fake
news
, so I agree to the
government
which they can
control
this
fake
news
however
they should be giving freedom to every artist who creating performance with the fact.
Lastly
, if the
government
has not
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equal standard, they will be cannot solve these problems in a long term. In conclusion, I agree with the concept about the
artists
who have the freedom to create their
ideas
but it must
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. So the
government
can
control
the
ideas
in case of the
artists
make fake
news
in their performance.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Freedom of expression
  • Censorship
  • Artistic integrity
  • Cultural identity
  • Social responsibility
  • Public order
  • Discrimination
  • Hate speech
  • Self-regulation
  • Government intervention
  • Vulnerable groups
  • Creativity
  • Democracy
  • Fundamental right
  • Moral obligation
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